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WORK AND
POWER
Work Work – the product of force
and the distance traveled The unit of Work is a Joule
(J)
Work= Force × distanceW = F ● dDistance (m)Force (N)
Work (joules)
Which would be more work?
Pushing a Crate 10 feet?
OR Pushing a Crate 100 feet?
Calculate Work During the ascent phase of a rep of the
bench press, the lifter exerts an average vertical force of 1000 N against a barbell while the barbell moves 0.8 m upward. How much work did the lifter do to the barbell?
Force = Distance = Work =
1000 N 0.8 m(1000 N) × (0.8 m) = 800 joules
Calculate Work Calculate the work needed to
push a block with 4 newtons of force a distance of 10 meters.
Force = Distance = Work =
4 N10 m
(4 N) × (10 m) = 40 joules
Calculate Work An automobile engine exerts a
force of 500 newtons on a car to travel 4,000 meters. What is the amount of work done by the engine?
Force = Distance = Work =
500 N 4,000
m(500 N) × (4,000 m) = 2,000,000 joules
Power Power – the rate of doing work
The Unit of Power is a Watt (W)
Power = Work time (in seconds)
P = W same as P = F • d t t
Who is more Powerful?
He-Man who can push a crate 100 feet in 1 second using 5 Newtons?
OR Skeletor, who can push a crate 100 feet in 45 seconds
using 5 Newtons?
1 second
45 seconds
Calculate Power How much power is necessary
to do 50 joules of work in 5 seconds?
Work = Time = Power =
50 joules 5 s
(50 J) ÷ (5 s) = 10 watt
Calculate Power An electrical water heater raises the
temperature of water by adding 8,000 joules of energy to the water in 40 seconds. What is the minimum power required by the water heater?
Work = Time = Power =
8,000 joules40 s(8,000 J) ÷ (40 s) = 200 watt
Calculate Power Jake, who weighs 680 newtons,
climbs a 6 meter ladder in 8 seconds. What was Jake’s power?
Force = Distance = Work = Time = Power =
680 N 6 m
(680N) × (6 m) = 4,080 joules8 s(4,080 J) ÷ (8 s) = 510 watt
Complete WS practice problems
You may listen to music Work quietly, do NOT talk! Turn it in when complete Finish in class, homework
if you do not finish in class.